Designer Spotlight Vera Bradley is an American tote bag company beloved for their iconic patterns. Currently offering 8 handbag silhouettes, all quilted, all cotton, but that’s where the similarities end. Vibrant textiles in elaborate paisley Read more…
Trend Report: Space Age Step aboard the spacecraft that is Fall 2017 and be transported to another place and time. Touching down during the last gasp of Studio 54 where slinky, shimmering dresses and jumpsuits Read more…
Trend Report: Spring 2018 Pt. II Paris & Milan The latter half of fashion month saw a decidedly upbeat outlook compared to the previous fortnight in New York and London. Even more so, an ethereal Read more…
COOGI, formerly Cuggi, is a luxury knitwear label founded in Melbourne, Australia, 1969, by Jacky Taranto. Renowned for colorful, geometric, and three-dimensional patterns inspired by Australia’s landscape and intricate Aboriginal artwork. As Celtic sweaters are Read more…
Spring/Summer 2018 Fashion Week Part 1: New York and London Summer’s barely gone, autumn hardly begun, but in the fashion world, it’s Spring 2018. Take a peek at the styles you’ll be yearning for once Read more…
Trend of the Week: Tweed Some things just go together, PB & J, Will & Grace, Fall & Tweed. This season’s runways saw models cloaked head to toe in suiting materials, houndstooth being the definitive Read more…
It goes without saying, thrifting is having a moment. Former mallrat millennials now devote their weekends to flea market and thrift store expeditions. The staunch thrift shopper looks no further when it comes to furnishing Read more…
Seeing Red The boldest primary color on the spectrum is now the primary hue of the season. Whether fire engine or merlot, it’s best worn as a coat. Floor sweeping silhouettes come in a range Read more…
At age 13 I received my first Coach handbag. A light brown, signature jacquard, mini purse with leather handle. A gift from my ever stylish aunt, a habitual carrier of classic Louis Vuitton totes, who Read more…
Prepare to take on new frontiers this fall in utilitarian uniforms. Recollections of the industrial American yesteryear are met with severe expectations for the future. The beréted models at Dior marched down the runway sporting Read more…